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. 2010 Aug 4;99(3):887–896. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2010.04.076

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Mutational epistasis determined from a comparison of thermal denaturation temperatures for each adaptive mutant with and without the AKBSUBQ199R background. Circular dichroism was used to monitor unfolding as a function of temperature with data fitted as an apparent two-state transition. (a) Double mutants: AKBSUB (open black circles), AKBSUBQ199R (solid purple squares), AKBSUBQ16L(open red squares), AKBSUBT179I (yellow crosses), AKBSUBA193V (solid green circles), AKBSUBG213E (blue triangles), and AKBSUBG214R (orange stars). (b) AKBSUB (black), AKBSUBQ199R (purple) compared to single mutants: AKBSUB (open black circles), AKBSUBQ199R/Q16L (open red squares); AKBSUBQ199R/T179I (yellow crosses); AKBSUBQ199R/A193V (solid green circles); and AKBSUBQ199R/G214R (orange stars). (c) Point mutation at positions 213 and 214: AKBSUB (open black circles), AKBSUBQ199R (solid purple squares), AKBSUBQ199R/G213A (teal crosses), AKBSUBQ199R/G213Q (brown stars), AKBSUBQ199R/G214A (solid gray circles), and AKBSUBQ199R/G214K (open pink squares). (d) Far-UV wavelength scan of AKBSUBQ199R (purple squares) and AKBSUBG213E (blue triangles) at 20°C.